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Lithe and young, the Lady is depicted as a young girl clad in a dark cloak with long blonde hair flowing free behind her and deep, dark eyes. If one looks closely, it is said the twinkling stars can be seen in the depths of her cloak and her gaze. | Lithe and young, the Lady is depicted as a young girl clad in a dark cloak with long blonde hair flowing free behind her and deep, dark eyes. If one looks closely, it is said the twinkling stars can be seen in the depths of her cloak and her gaze. | ||
The Lady bears a pair of bone daggers, stained a deep red along the | The Lady bears a pair of bone daggers, stained a deep red along the edges. | ||
She is known by many names in many cultures. To the Dwarves she is just the Lady. To Elves and Orcs she is Marwolaeth. To the Halflings she is Kuolema. And to the Tieflings she is Lady Shi. | |||
But among the scattered tribes of Man she is known as Lady Death. | |||
Of all the races, only the | Of all the races, only the Giants and the Dragonborn do not acknowledge the Lady at all. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:00, 16 November 2023
Lithe and young, the Lady is depicted as a young girl clad in a dark cloak with long blonde hair flowing free behind her and deep, dark eyes. If one looks closely, it is said the twinkling stars can be seen in the depths of her cloak and her gaze.
The Lady bears a pair of bone daggers, stained a deep red along the edges.
She is known by many names in many cultures. To the Dwarves she is just the Lady. To Elves and Orcs she is Marwolaeth. To the Halflings she is Kuolema. And to the Tieflings she is Lady Shi.
But among the scattered tribes of Man she is known as Lady Death.
Of all the races, only the Giants and the Dragonborn do not acknowledge the Lady at all.